Lifehacker: Hack AttackLifehacker posts tagged 'Hack Attack'Get Firefox's Best Features in Internet Explorer- April 29, 2008 You already know that Firefox is a superior web browser, but you still have to use Internet Explorer on a daily basis. Whether a stubborn IE-only web site or full-on IT lockdown keeps you from using Firefox, things aren't as bleak as they seem: You can cram many of Firefox's best features into the proprietary beast that is Internet Explorer. After the jump, find out how to add bookmark syncing, integrated spell-checking, session management, keyword bookmarks, ad blocking, inline search,...http://lifehacker.com/384919/get-firefoxs-best-features-in-internet-explorer Easy Ways to Go Green with Your Computer- April 22, 2008 Not everyone can afford to install solar panels or get a new Prius this Earth Day, but there is one place you can go green without spending an arm and a leg or radically changing your lifestyle: your computer. Chances are you spend the majority of your day sitting in front of the keyboard, and a few small changes can go a long way toward reducing its negative impact on the environment. As an added bonus, doing your part for the environment will save you money, too. This Earth Day, we've...http://lifehacker.com/382319/easy-ways-to-go-green-with-your-computer Turn Your iPod Touch into an iPhone- April 15, 2008 The iPhone and iPod touch are almost indistinguishable devices except for one major difference—you can make calls from your iPhone, and you can't from your iPod touch. For the privilege of making phone calls with your iPhone, you have to pay $100 more upfront to Apple for the device itself, plus a minimum of $60month to AT&T for the next two years. Let's say you didn't need that kind of firepower from your iPod touch, but that you would like to use it make a phone call every now and...http://lifehacker.com/378511/turn-your-ipod-touch-into-an-iphone Trim Down Windows to the Bare Essentials- April 1, 2008 When you're installing Windows in a virtual machine or on old, slow hardware, you want the leanest, meanest and fastest-running configuration possible. Most of the time, you want the best from your operating system, including all the bells and whistles. Other times, you don't want the default, bloated Windows installation, with every single built-in feature slowing you down. Luckily, whether you want to put Windows on a diet in a virtual machine or you want to get Windows up and running all...http://lifehacker.com/374376/trim-down-windows-to-the-bare-essentials |